On 2007-03-18, Alexander R. Pruss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > http://www.1src.com/freeware/index.php?cid=4 > > DumpEvents is a simple developer tool for watching which events > happen. It requires the PalmDebugger from the > Palm OS Developer Suite. On the debugger running on > your desktop it reports the event name or > number, and then for a number of events a bit more > data (e.g., for ctlSelectEvent, it tells you the control > ID and the active form). > > There is nothing sophisticated or hard to implement about > DumpEvents. But it did take an hour or two to get right, > so I thought I'd post it to save that hour or two of > effort to anybody else who needs it. > > It's basically like the events watch window in Simulator, > but may be useful for figuring out problems for apps that > don't run on the Simulator or for other reasons. At least > it was useful for me in figuring out an issue with my > Accessorizer (which lets you run arbitrary apps as Desk > Accessories on top of other apps). > > Oh, and it's 100% public domain. Do whatever you like > with it, and don't hold me responsible for anything. >
Works fine with m68k-palmos-gdb too (tried it on my Treo 680). Only problem is you have to use it with a serial connection on PalmOS 5 devices. Have not tried it yet with my tcp-usb bridge. Ton van Overbeek -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/
